The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-15
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LoyIevILLK, NY May l4.-lne ~
tendance at Cuurchill Downs was
sesin good today, the grand stand
being comfortably filled. The beaut
ful weather brought out large num-
Der OF ladies'. The favor'tes won only
two out II the five races. The betting
was lively, Notwithstanding the pro-
tests heard on all sides that the book
makers were having everything their
own way, owing to the absence oil a9c-
ton pools. The track was dusty. The
Kentucky Oaks and the. fourth race, a
one and one eighth mile dash, tIr
three year Odds and upward, were the
features. Ia the former Wary sold Ia
yorite, with Grisette next thought OF.
Florin ore, Wsry's able companion,
won In 2:40S, surprising the talent.
The cdds against her were 8 TO l.
WARY ran second, while Grisette pull ed
ND al the eighth polls out oil the race.
Fosteral and Jim Nave ran dead heat
In the one and one-eighih mile dash,
the latter's mount catching Withers
mapping at the wire, when he bad his
racs won. The second time + isteial
won by q half length In 1871, ons-
halt second slower than Of first.
Era Raos One baf mile; for two
wear Odds, weight los p ,unde, maidens
allowed s pou DIS sex allowance. The
starters were: Truzillo, Caststeel.
Mis- Ruth. Lille Virgil, Biggonet,
Vatrell, Contraband, San alene, Pride
Of the We {, TenpenDy, Aberdeen,
Balapcs, Fie ks and Tommy @ llins.
Tuxillo was the favorite. Ssntalene
selling tecond. The post odds on the
former were g to b; Santalene @ to i.
on the others from 8 TO 20 to /. Trux-
lilo 20 of first, after one false start.
Coming from the chute into the
stretch they all evened up. Hat way
down, Ssntalene took the lead, the
others whipping hard, flushing fret
by q length and a half; Balance sec
ond, half length in front OF Lille
Virgil. The odds on Balance for q
place were 3 10 l. Fishburn rode San
talene, Gerhardy Balance. Time
0:6li
Second Race %. mile and half ;
Kentucky Oaks for three year old ID.
lies; $1,000 added, $500 to second, 500
TO third; ninety-two nominations, OF
which only Hvs started; weight, ll3
pounds. The odds, starters and riders
WIRE "a follows: 10 to l against Nellie
O. (Lewis), 10 to l against Bannai
(Withers), 4 to 5 against Wary (Sheri
dam, O to / against Florimo'e John
SOM, 2 to against Grisette (Murphy)
They got of pretty even, Florimord
slightly in the lead; Grisette second,
Nellie y. third. At the stand the same
positions, except Wary, who moved
up third. Round tire quarter end up
the backstIe CHI 1t was Florimore fret,
Grisette second, Wary third. Murphy
was pulling Gisette to past the hall
mile pest, when he let him lave his
head. 1t was too late then, and at the
three quarters Florimore had strong
lead, with his stable companion Wary
second. Half way down Murphy saw
he had no chance, and brought the
Santa Anita stable entry up to u gentle
gslop. Florimore finished by two
lengths; Very, who oould have won,
second, and Bannail third. Time
2:40a. ytC40
Third RACE. -0ne. quarter Of a mile
dash, handicap; purse $500 to AIS
800 TO second; all ages. The betting
starters, mounts and weights were A tc
l against Irish Pat, Hogan, no; 0 10
Lijero, West, 90; 8 to l Poteen, Hath.
away, 1902; 2 to / T. gin, Sheridan,
ll8; 10 to Hottentot, ierhsrdy, 1902
8 to l Wsnoo, johnson, 1903; 2 to l
Montana Regent, Murphy, 100. LVero
and PoNsn ran fret and second to the
head Of lhe stretch, where Montana
moved 6p. He won by length; Irith
Pat second, half q length in front Of
Poteen. Time-2:l3l.
" Fourth Race. One mile and an
eighth. Selling purse $500, OF which
Sl0O to second, for three year Odds and
upwards. The betting, starters,
mounts, and weights as follows: Q to l
against Fosteral, Withers, ia; 10 |,
Uncle Dan, Turner, 100; 6 10 /, Alamo,
Compton, 100; s to l, Watch EN-,
Finegsn, 81; 8 to l, Athlong, Warrick,
sl; 8 to /, Handy Andy, Watson, 81;
3to /, Rio Grande, West, 106; 7 to l,
Jim Nave, Kelly, 81; 9 to l, Tzurah,
Rogere, 81 8 to !, Jaubert, Hathaway,
81; 10 to /, Ire L. Bride, Ov irtcn, 81,
Jaubert got the start and held the
lead to the half mile, where Rio
Graude took II for q few moments.
Fosteral and Jim Nave led the way
down the stretch, the former having
the race we'll in hand, but Kelly,
Jim N yve's mount, caught Wither q
on Fosteral, mapping, at the wire,
making q dead heat. Time-l ;57t.
Many thought Jim Nave beat by q
nose. The betting, bsior, the heat
was run of, was Fostersl l TO 2, Jim
Nave s to 8. Fosteral won by half a
length, allowing Jim Nave to lead to
the three.quErter pole. Tme-l:57a
FSfh RACE. = One mile, weller purse
e4OO t. G 1t, 500 to second, light vel.
ter weights: The odds, starters, etc
were to against Fellowb Deck, Hag.
gins, l46; 3 to Warrington, Fish.
burne, l47; 10 to l Union Jack, John
son, 127 8 to l Rsvoke, Kiley, 147
10 to Tom Berlin, Saunders, l47 9
70 Doctor, Murphy, las; 6to 8 Wan,
deroo, Lewis, lag; s TO / Sickaway
Thayer, 1877. FelloWbroeck was first
Wandered second and Warrington
third. Time-l:47f. h
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